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The BatmanWB After about sixty updates from James Gunn that Matt Reeves’ The Batman: Part II sequel script would finally get turned in, it finally has, in fact, been turned in, as broadcast on social media yesterday. As of now, the film still has an October 1, 2027 release date after being pushed back several times, but we’ll see if just over two years from script completion to release is actually enough time or if it may be pushed again. This news comes in conjunction with an eye-raising quip from trade outlet THR’s Heat Vision blog, saying that while we…

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi suggested in an interview on Thursday that Iran will be demanding “compensation for damages” to its illicit nuclear development sites in any future diplomatic engagements with America after President Donald Trump approved airstrikes targeting the facilities. Araghchi indicated that no plans currently exist to reboot the Iran-U.S. talks that began in April. Araghchi led a delegation to meet with Trump’s special envoy on the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, via the mediation of the government of Oman for five rounds of talks. The two sides never agreed on the objective of the talks — the Americans…

Rep. Addison McDowell (R-NC) told Breitbart News Saturday the Senate is nearing final passage of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, setting the stage for a July 4 signing ceremony that would mark a landmark legislative victory and historic economic boost. “This is the President Trump agenda, and it is exactly how we course correct from the Biden era,” McDowell said. “I’m looking forward to the Senate getting this done and getting it back to us so we can pass it as soon as possible. That July 4 signing ceremony would be something very special.” McDowell pointed out there…

LGBTQ+ activists and others took to the streets of Budapest on Saturday for a ‘Pride Parade’ despite the conservative government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán enacting a de facto ban on such demonstrations earlier this year. Thousands gathered in the Hungarian capital on Saturday after Budapest Pride announced that they would continue to hold their annual parade, in defiance of legislation aimed at preventing public demonstrations that threaten the mental development of children, including exposing children to sexual or LGBTQ+ content. According to Magyar Nemzet, the planned route for the parade passed by at least ten playgrounds, which families and…

Senate Republicans stepped up their attacks on U.S. solar and wind energy projects by quietly adding a provision to their megabill that would penalize future developments with a new tax. That new tax measure was tucked into the more than 900-page document released late Friday that also would sharply cut the tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act for solar and wind projects. Those cuts to the IRA credits were added after a late-stage push by President Donald Trump to crack down further on the incentives by requiring generation projects be placed in service by the end of 2027 to…

Corporate insolvencies have hit their highest level in a decade, a new study indicates Germany endured the highest wave of corporate bankruptcies in a decade in the first half of this year, a study by economic tracking agency Creditreform has suggested.  The first six months of this year saw some 11,900 German companies go bust, the study released on Thursday indicates. The figure represented a 9.4% increase over the same period last year,  according to the agency. Some 141,000 employees worked at the companies affected. “Despite some signs of hope, Germany remains mired in a deep economic and structural crisis. Companies are…

The BBC tried to avoid controversy on Saturday by not airing the Glastonbury music festival set of the Irish group Kneecap, which is being investigated in the UK for supporting the Islamist terror groups Hamas and Hezbollah, with one member being charged for waving a Hezbollah flag on stage. But the Beeb did air the preceding act, Bob Vylan, whose lead singer led the crowd in chants of “Free Palestine” and “Death, Death to the IDF (Israel Defense Forces),” concluding with “Hell yeah, from the river to the sea, Palestine must be, will be, Inshallah (Allah willing), will be free.”…

Michael Jackson’s Thriller surges back into the top 10 on the Vinyl Albums chart and climbs across … More five Billboard rankings as sales rise more than 28%. Michael Jackson attends The Martell Foundation Benefit Dinner at the New York Hilton Hotel on April 14, 1984. (Photo by Mike Guastella/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images)Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images More than 40 years after it first became one of the biggest albums of all time, Thriller by Michael Jackson continues to prove its lasting appeal. The multi-genre, hit-packed collection remains present on several rankings in the United States, and…

The British Prime Minister has attempted to distance himself from his own words on mass migration, stating he was tired when he said Britain was becoming an “island of strangers” and that he regrets saying open borders caused “incalculable damage”. Sir Keir Starmer is fighting an action to save his political career as the left-wing of his left-wing Labour Party moves against him: this is most obvious in his U-turn on cutting welfare spending. But this bid for survival also appears to find expression in the decidedly left-leaning Observer lending their pages to help the Prime Minister retcon his own recent…

The Senate’s version of the One Big Beautiful Bill includes a temporary tax break designed to accelerate investment in American manufacturing and energy infrastructure. A little-noticed provision—Section 70307 of the legislation—would allow businesses to immediately deduct 100 percent of the cost of new “qualified production property” placed in service over the next three years. The incentive covers a range of assets, including new buildings and facilities used for manufacturing, natural resource extraction, electricity or natural gas production, water systems, and waste disposal. To qualify, the property must be new, used within the United States, and placed in service between January…